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St. Lukes Detention Basin (W14150704)

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The City of Sacramento is initiating the St. Lukes Detention Basin project (W14150704) to construct a new stormwater detention basin on an undeveloped parcel at 7595 Center Parkway, Sacramento, California. The project involves the creation of an unlined basin approximately 13 feet deep with 3:1 side slopes, featuring a concrete access ramp and a concrete low-flow swale. To manage water flow, the system will include a new 36-inch conveyance pipe connected to a 7-foot by 10-foot vault in Center Parkway, equipped with an adjustable weir to divert water during critical heights and a one-way flap gate for return flow into the existing system. The basin must maintain a minimum five-foot setback from adjacent property fences. Site improvements include a six-foot-tall perimeter fence around the basin, a wrought iron fence at the property entrance with a rolling gate and asphalt driveway, and a gravel access road connecting the entrance to the basin fencing. The project is classified under NAICS code 237990 and has been deemed exempt under CEQA Section 15303 as it consists of small facility construction and utility extensions. Administration is handled by the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities, with key points of contact including Senior Engineer Gary Gulseth and Senior Planner Charles Tschudin.

General Info

Sacramento to build 13-foot-deep stormwater basin with concrete ramp, weir vault, fencing, and access roads near St. Luke’s Church.

Agency

California → City of Sacramento

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Sacramento, CA, 95823

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Notice of Exemption for St. Lukes Detention Basin (W14150704)

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Sacramento
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Sacramento
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Charles TschudinSenior Planner
Gary GulsethSenior Engineer

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This project will construct a new stormwater detention basin on an undeveloped parcel adjacent to St. Luke's Lutheran Church. The Stormwater detention basin will 15'e unlined and approximately 13 feet deep with 3: 1 side slopes, a concrete access ramp, and a concrete low-flow swale. The top of the basin will be setback at least five feet from adjacent property fences. Excess stormwater will be diverted into and out of the basin through a new 36-ince conveyance pipe connected to a new 7-foot by 10-foot vault in Center Parkway. The vault will include an adjustable weir that diverts storm water into the basin system when water levels in the existing system reach a critical height. A one-way flap gate will be included to allow storm water to flow back into the existing system once a storm has passed. Site improvements will include six-foot-tall perimeter fencing around the basin, a wrought iron fence at the property entrance with a rolling gate and asphalt driveway, and a gravel access road from the entrance to the perimeter basin fencing and second gate.

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